LG’s Latest 27-inch LCD Monitor and Full HDTV Combo

LG Display today rolled out its new 27-inch LCD monitor and full HDTV combo in South Korea. It features a 120Hz clear motion drive with 8ms response speed, 16:9 aspect ratio display, and 1920 x 1080 resolution. No word on pricing or availability so far.

LG Releases M7WD Television Monitors

For dual PC and television viewing - LG, maker of many a quality display, has turned its attention to a range of "television monitors" called the M7WD series. These TV monitors are aimed at people that want to do multiple things with one display, including television, PC usage, high-def content and radio.

The M7WD range has a whopping contrast ratio of 20,000:1, and packs SCART, DVI and HDMI. It's also got stereo 3W speakers, though if you're serious about your home entertainment then you'll almost certainly want to replace these with external speakers. There's a 5ms response time, and 1920 x 1080 resolution, which is higher than most displays this size.

The displays are available in 19" and 22" sizes, cost about £200 and £160 respectively, and are in stores right now.

Sort-of Awesome: LG’s GD910 Watch Phone

Watch phones are just one of those cool, futuristic ideas that usually end up being completely unpractical in the real world. So of course I drooled all over LG’s latest creation, the GD910.

LG has done away with the old-school “calculator watch” button style in favor of just one small (1.43 inch) touch-screen with three buttons on the side. That’s good and bad. On one hand, the entire watch is fairly svelte (13.99 mm thin), so it doesn’t feel like you’re strapping a brick to your wrist. But now you have to deal with a tiny touch-screen, which could be a serious problem.
The GD910’s full set of features is pretty limited (as is getting any hard specs on it), but it’s definitely got the necessities: voice dialing, speech recognition, text-to-speech, Bluetooth, camera, and music player. And 7.2mbps HSDPA, apparently.

More details to come at CES 2009.

LG-GD910 wristwatch phone to debut at CES 2009 - UnwiredView